Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  I,4     |    duty of praise. This is the point of departure for every genuine
 2 II,18    |    victorious over death. They point to the empty tomb and follow
 3 II,24    |    John emphasizes this to the point of affirming that it was
 4 III,29   |       Synods. Was this not the point of the continental Assemblies
 5 III,30   |       laid such stress on this point, not just to embellish ecclesiology
 6 III,30   |        Church as holy means to point to her as the Bride of Christ,
 7 III,33   |       dialogue of love, to the point of rendering the person
 8 III,41   |      persecution, often to the point of the supreme test of shedding
 9 IV,42    |       The Lord's words on this point are too precise for us to
10 IV,47    |        cf. Eph 5:32). ~On this point the Church cannot yield
11 IV,51    |        understood, even to the point of making the Church's presence
12 IV,53    | exchange of gifts, even to the point of holding all things in
13 IV,57    |     than ever in duty bound to point to the Council as the great
14 Conclu,58|     New Evangelization". Now I point to Mary once again as the